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RIBBONS, KID GLOVES, LACES, and TRIMMINGS.
A newline of Summer Shirts and Sweaters
for men.
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T lx e ljea.d.ln.0" 2VEero2nan.ts.
Of Gent’s and Boy’s Furnishings
Goods. I have Just Purchased the
Clement Stock on the Corner of W all
and River Street,Cottage Grove, and
will Sell for the Next 3 0 Days, at
Great Bargains.
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Prosperous Mining Section-—
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I v iC e r c lm n t .
S a l e m , June 1 3 .— In answer to an
inquiry of The Telegram this morn
ing as to whether he contemplated
pardoning Frauk S Ingram, the
lifo term convict who was shot by
Convict Merrill while trying to pro
tect prison guards from being shot
during the out break Monday, Gov
ernor T T Geer said:
“ I am disposed to pardon Ingram,
whose splendid action I believe de
serves recognition, and unloss valid
objections should be raised and
presented against such clemency,
think I shall take the matter up
favorably in a week or so. There
is uo immediate burry, as Ingram is
not in condition to be moved yet,
and besides I want to give time for
all persons to be beard in the mat
ter.”
Ingram was sentenced to life im
prisoment from Linn County for
killing his own brother ten years ago.
His wound was in the right leg,
which was so badly shattered that
amputation was necessary.
rus T o c c u r e d .
Juno 17.— The Fort
Hal! reservation was opened for
settlement at noon today. Thousands
of hoineseekera and miners joined
the rush for mineral deposits sup
posed to exist on the reservation,
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T lic S u n ”
All Doctors have tried to cure
by the use of powder, acid
gases, ¡hinders and drugs in paste
form. Their powders dry tip the
mucuous membranes causiug them to
crack open and bleed. The powerful
cattarah
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NOW 7SND HERE 4
thinking of a New Suit and of Where to get it to
antage. If You’ ll accept our Suggestion you’ll Buy it
Here.
ught our Clothing direct, from the Largest Woolen Mill
ca, Finishing the cloth tuoy weave into Clothing,
ithingibears this guarantee,
G-oocls in this Garment Contains no Cot-
anyother Adulteration and we will
$100 if Cotton he found in the W arp
d ig o f S a m e ,”
EAYfrlELD WOOLEN MILLS M’FRS.
MOTHERS
rour little chaps to our store and fit them out in
ty Vestee Suits, Ages 3 to i) years. Knee pants suits
roin 3 to 12 years. Men’s and Boy’s Clothing a full
en’a all wool suits, no shoddy, no cotton, aa low as
lit. [Suits for $16 as good as many $20 to $2.»
ihere
A PUZZLE
How are they going to get
through? They can’ t, do it any
more than tiie proverbial camel can
go through the eye of a needle.
There’s nothing like our lino wire
screens in windows and doors, ns
well ns our Summer closets and
wire coverings for victuals to keep
the insects out. They are cheap, too
| and allow the air to circulate freely
through the rooms, do
borne
should be without them.
GRIFFIN & V E A C T C H CO
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& Burkholder.
T. ANDERSON, M. I>
P hysician and Surgeon
Surgery and Female diseases A Specialty. All
calls promptly attended to.
Office in Sherwood block; Night calls nt
New Era Drug store. Flione IM Main.
A.
H. KING
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Special attention given to Collections.
COTTAWR GROVE,
OREGON.
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I N G R A M ’S B R A V E R Y
REW ARDED BY PARDON
Many new Styles and Shapes,
also many new Girdles, for
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makers have aimed to cure, while
pastes and ointments cannot reeh the
illease. An old and experienced prac
titioner who hns for many years made
a close study anil specialty of the
treatment of c a t t a r a h , has at last
perfected a treatment which when
fuitthfully used not only relieves a
once, but permanently cure9 cattarah
by removing tho cause, stopping the
discharges.and curing all inflamma
tion. It is the only remedy known to
science that actually reaches the
affleted parts. This wonderful rem sly
is known as “ s n o f f i . es the ooakan teeu
CATTARAH C ure ” and is sold at tho ex
tremely low price of One Dollar, each
package containing internal and ex
ternal medicine sufllcient for a full
month’s treatment and everything
ii ■< iv- wry to its perfect use.
“ s n u f f l e s ” Is tho
only perfect
catarrh cork ever made and is now
recognized ns the only safeand positive
cure for that annoying and disgusting
disease. It cures all inhumation
quickly and permuntly and Is also
wonderfully quick to relive hay fever
or cold in the h e a d .
catarh when neglected often leads
to co n su m p tio n — “ s n u f f l e s ” will save
you if you use it at once. It is no
ordinary remedy but a complete treat
ment which is positively guaranted to
cure catarrh in any form or stage if
used according to tho directions which
accompany each package. Don’tdela.v
but send for it at once and writo full
particulars as to your condition and
you will receive special advice from
the the discoverer of this wonderful
remedy regarding your case without
cost to you beyondthe regular price ol
“ sn i f f l e s ” the g u ar an teed catarru
CONVICTS ARE
A FIGHT WITH
IN WASHINGTON TRACY AND MERRILL
Held up Two Fishermen
on Two of
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Bohemia Ice and
Cold Storage Co.
; Leave Orders at 0. 0. McClellan's
Cigar Store.
Posse
Encounter
Columbia and were set
the Desperados at
Across the River.
Salmon Creek.
AN
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MAN
SHOT.
June 15.— Adding the
theft of another team to their alroady
long list of crimes, Tracy and
Merrill, the desperate outlaws, bo
tween Friday evoning and tonight
made their way through Clackamas
County, across Multnomah from tho
Clackamas line to a point opposite
Fisher's
Landing,
crossed tho
Columbia, and now, just a week from
the time of their escape from the
Peniteutiary at Salem, aro in the
neighborhood of Fourth Plain,
Claik County, Washington, with
another posse on their track, another
Sherff in charge of it, and three
detectives from Portland aa roin
forcements. As it was in
the
beginning, it is now; they will either
be captured or killed, or make their
escapo. Morrill is now on ground
with which he is thoroughly fmiliar,
having been born in Clark County
and brought up in Cowlitz, and
thus better situated than while in
Oregon. The country is much the
same formed of low-lying hills, cut
by ravinos, and overgrown with un
derbrush and scrub firs which afford
the best kind of cover. As the men
are armed with 30-30 rifles and have
an abundance of ammunition, it
does not seem likely that the desire
to capture them will burn any more
V
ancouver ,
set of pursuers than it did in those
of the posse that laid down its arms
and gave up tho fight at Barlow
Friday afternoon.
During the passage of the river
both
men
becamo
loquacious,
Merrill in particular talking a great
deal. IIo appeared to bo thorough
ly hardened and expressed himself
as being sorry he had not killed
Sheriff Durbin in the woods near
Gervais when he had the oppor
tunity.
Why,” he snid, “ when they had
those hounds on our trail in tho
bush we were lying not 50 feet away
behind some logs. I saw Durbin at
the bead of the crowd and wanted
to kill him, but Tracy said, ‘Now,
pal don’t shoot; if you let off that
gun we’ll have our finish right here.’
I was just going to kill the------------
just the same when they called off
the dogs and went back, and I’ ve
been sorry ever since that I didn’ t
finish him when I had the chance.’’
Vancouver is Meraill’s old home.
He spent his boyhood here, and ns
his step-father and half-brother still
live
here it was thought the desper
CURE.”
Sent prepaid to any address in the adoes might attempt to communicate
Unite. I States or Canada on receipt of
One Dollar. Address D ept EH*3 E dwin with their friends during the night
It G il e s .V C o m p a n y , 2350 and 2332 For this reason the Vancouver Chief
MaiketStreet, Philadelphia.
of Police did not tako the trail last
evening with the Portland detec
tives, but posted scouts all along the
lower river bank and also kept a
strict watch over the house of Lem
Robinson, Merrill's stepfather, in the
hope that he would try to gain some
help from hie relatives.
Jim Robinson, a half brother, is a
We are Prepared to fisherman on the Columbia, and it
Furnish Ice in any was thought likely that bis aid might
be Bought by the convicts, but, al
Quantity.
though a strict watch was kept,
nothing was seen of the desperadoes
in the town.
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ONE
MAN
WOUNDED.
Wash, Juno 17.__At
2 o ’clock this morning a most ex
citing event occurod, which Bhowcd
that Tracy and Merrill, if run into
a corner, will make a desperato
fight for life. They are evidently
determined not to be taken, if pos
sible to escape, and if the inevitable
should finally come to pass to soli
their lives as dearly as possible
At the hour named, Burt Biesieck-
or and Frnnk Davis were on guard
on tho bridge across Salmon Creek
near tho place where Tracy and
Merrill were believed to be in hiding
and over which the military road
passes. Suddenly the two convict*
appeared. As the escapes swung
into range, four guns were raised
and four men bognn to blaze way.
Several volleys wore thus exchanged
Biesieker was slightly wounded
through tho shouldor. Whether
any of tho shots fired by Biesiecker
and Davis took effect it is impossible
to say. Tracy and Merrill with
drew speedily to cover.
Guard Carson has heen dispatch
ed for tho bloodhounds, and the
fight will be kopt up, for tho deter
mination on the oue side to capture
and ou the other to get away i*
stronger now than over.
V ancouver ,
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WILL CELEBRATE
A Rousing Celebration in
Honor of the Nations Na
tal Day will be held in
Cottage Grove.
At a mass meeting held Monday
evening at the city Hall it was de
cided that Cottage Grove should
colebrato tho commiug 4th of July.
A committee of six was appointed
on finance with instructions to re
port to an adjourned meeting on
Tuesday evening. The cominitteo
solicited funds on Monday and at
the meeting Tuesday evening re
ported a sufficient amount subscri
bed to justify proceeding so the
following committees wero appoin
ted.
General arrangements—B Lurch,
C J Howard, C W Wallace, O O
McClellan,.! E < Mrander, Ed Will-
son, U 8 Martin, J N Jones, AV D
Carman, F G Eby, and Frauk
Wheeler.
Grounds—J N Jones, AA allace,
AA’lieeler.
Program— Eby, AVillson, Lurch,
Job, Howard.
Music— McClellan, Henry, Alex
ander, Martin,
Sports—Ostrander, Wheeler, AVal-
lace, Brehaut, Veatch, Lawson.
Parade and Decoration—Good
man, Elsea, AVynne, Young, AVnrner,
Medley, Morgan, Mrs AVheeler, Mrs
BehDP, Mrs Job, Mrs Eby, Mrs
Goodman, Misses Lillie and Celia
Lurch, Ermine A'eatcb, Laura New-
land and Eva Chamberlain.
Advoatising—Willson and Mc
Clellan.
Marshal of the day—Frank Mc
Farland.
V a n c o u v e r , Wash. June 16 — The
Von K n ow W h i t T o" A ” Takln«
feature of the pursuit today was the
shooting of a member of the posse, AVhen you take Grove’s Tasteless
by another member, who shot in the Chill Tonic because tbe formula is
belief that be was going to bring plainly printed on every bottle
down one of tbe convicts. The fu showing that it is simply iron and
gitives are now in tall timber in the quinine in a tastrlr - form. No
neighborhood of Lewis River.
oure, no pay. 50c.